USING PHRASES AND CLAUSES

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Group of related words without a subject or predicate, functioning as a single part of speech.

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PHRASE

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Phrase with a preposition, its object, and modifiers.

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PREPOSITIONAL PHRASE

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Noun or pronoun that follows another noun/pronoun to identify or explain it. (A S O P P I T V I E)

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APPOSITIVE

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Phrase with an appositive & modifiers: (A S O P P I T V I E _ P S R A H E)

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APPOSITIVE PHRASE

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It is a verb form that acts as a noun, adjective, or adverb. ( V R E A B L )

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VERBAL

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Phrase with a verbal, modifiers, and complements: ( V R E A B L _ P H S A R E )

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VERBAL PHRASE

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Group of words with a subject and verb, functioning as a sentence or part of one. (C U S L A E)

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CLAUSE

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Clause expressing a complete thought, stands alone as a sentence: ( I D N E N P E D N E T _ C U S L A E )

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INDEPENDENT CLAUSE

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Clause that doesn't express a complete thought and can't stand alone: ( S B R U O D N T I A E _ C U S L A E )

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SUBORDINATE CLAUSE

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Dependent clause modifying a noun/pronoun: ( A J D C E T V I E _ C U S L A E )

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SUBORDINATE CLAUSE